Commercial air conditioning, ventilation and heating by sector of activityGreater Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore and North Shore. A restaurant does not breathe like a server room.

Every condo is different. We install and maintain efficient heating and cooling, unit by unit or for the whole building, with ventilation designed for the common areas.

• Per-unit or central system, depending on the declaration of co-ownership
• Outdoor units: location to clear with the syndicate and the municipal by-law
• Corridors and common areas: ventilation and make-up air

• HVAC maintenance guide for condo buildings
• Heating and cooling in condos: keeping everyone comfortable

A server room produces heat day and night. Constant cooling protects the equipment and prevents shutdowns: we install dedicated units with temperature alarms and redundancy.

• Continuous heat load, day and night, all year
• Humidity limits: dew point and maximum RH
• Redundancy so one unit going down does not stop the cooling

• Montréal data centres: cutting operating costs
• Avoiding a server crash during a heat wave

Office comfort is measured desk by desk. We install, repair and maintain high-efficiency systems and look after indoor air quality all year round.

• Rooms too hot or too cold: balancing and zoning
• Fresh air matched to the number of occupants
• Winter humidity: at least 20 % RH in offices built after 1979

• The open-plan thermostat war
• Freezing or stuffy zones in your offices

In a gym, temperature and humidity follow the crowd. Our systems control the heat, remove humidity and bring in fresh air while keeping energy use down.

• High internal loads at peak hours
• Humidity to remove from studios and locker rooms
• Locker rooms and washrooms vented outdoors

• Gym ventilation: avoiding that stuffy feeling

A restaurant has to manage kitchen heat, odours and replacement air. We size the dining-room cooling and the make-up air around your kitchen.

• The kitchen gives off a lot of heat: dining-room cooling accounts for it
• Exhausted air must be replaced: make-up air
• Walk-in coolers and display cases: technician holding the halocarbon certificate

• Open patio: keeping the inside cool
• Restaurant cooling and your Google ratings

Schools and universities need comfortable, well-ventilated rooms for students and staff. We manage temperature, humidity and fresh air, and schedule the work outside class time.

• High occupancy: fresh air matters
• Mixed spaces: classrooms, gyms, libraries, residences
• Work scheduled outside class periods

• Schools and daycares: air quality and focus
• Thermal comfort in schools

In a hotel, every guest sets their own room. We install efficient, quiet systems and maintain them for steady comfort, summer and winter.

• Individual control in every room
• Quiet at night: equipment choice and careful installation
• Floor-by-floor work so rooms stay rentable

• Hotels and HVAC: comfort for every guest

Comfortable customers stay longer. We manage your store’s temperature and air quality, from the front windows to the back room.

• Solar gain through windows and frequent door openings
• Winter humidity: at least 20 % RH in stores built after 1979
• Schedule set to opening hours, so you never cool an empty store

• Choosing air conditioning for a high-end boutique
• 5 heating mistakes retail stores make

In a convenience store, customer comfort and product storage go together. We handle both the store’s air conditioning and the refrigeration of perishables.

• Display cases and walk-ins: the heat they reject warms the store
• Low-GWP refrigerants required in new equipment
• Clean condensers to protect the stock

• Protecting sensitive equipment through the winter
• 3 warning signs never to ignore

Whether for the stock or for the staff, temperature matters in a warehouse. Our solutions cover large volumes efficiently and reliably.

• Heating and cooling large volumes
• Loading docks: air lost every time a door opens
• Goods sensitive to temperature or humidity

• Warehouses in winter: keeping staff warm
• Cooling a warehouse on a budget

Transit hubs see heavy traffic. We look after heating, cooling and ventilation of the waiting areas in every season.

• Traffic that changes hour by hour
• Outdoor air coming in at every opening
• Rugged equipment and planned maintenance

• The right commercial ventilation: 5 criteria

Plants and industrial sites have specific needs: process heat, dust and ventilation. We help you meet occupational health and safety requirements.

• Heat given off by machines and processes
• Capture at the source and replacement air
• No maximum temperature: heat is managed as heat stress

• Air quality vs energy savings in plants
• Heat recovery in industrial ventilation

Large, busy spaces need robust systems. We keep the common areas at the right temperature and the air renewed for shoppers and staff.

• Common areas and tenant units on separate systems
• Atriums and skylights: large solar gains
• Maintenance coordinated with building management

• Shopping centres: 4 ways to optimize cooling

In healthcare, HVAC goes beyond comfort. Designs follow CSA Z317.2; we carry out the ventilation, refrigeration and electrical work to those plans, and handle comfort in clinics and medical offices.

• Healthcare HVAC follows a dedicated standard
• Pressures, filtration and air changes set by the engineer
• Clinics and medical offices: comfort and ventilation in waiting rooms

• Precision cooling in hospitals

Cold storage needs precise, steady temperatures. We install and maintain walk-ins and condensing units to protect your goods.

• Steady temperatures to protect the goods
• 20 kW and up: leak test every year
• Service log kept for 5 years

• Cold storage: mastering industrial cooling
• The mistakes that can wipe out your stock

Museums and libraries hold sensitive collections. We aim for stable temperature and humidity without hurting the comfort of visitors and staff.

• Stable humidity: rapid swings damage collections
• Mould becomes possible from 60 % RH
• Older buildings: equipment fitted discreetly

• Modernizing HVAC in an older building
• Installing HVAC in a heritage building

Livestock barns, crop storage, greenhouses: every farm building has its own temperature, humidity and ventilation needs.

• Livestock barn ventilation: humidity and gases to remove
• Crop storage: temperature and humidity
• Equipment that stands up to dust and corrosion

• Ventilation on the farm

Theatres and concert halls need efficient, quiet systems: full comfort without disturbing the performance.

• Full house: heat builds up fast during the show
• Very low noise and air speed during performances
• Stage and wings: the lighting adds heat

• Keeping hundreds of people comfortable